Concordia College - Concordian Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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GRADUATES The process is not yet finished, but is going on; this is not the end, but it is the road. Luther 9 •

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N MEMORIAM HENRY F. A. STEIN, Ph.D. 1868-1948 ' For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain.

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MINISTERIAL I HI For the Arabs, another Lawrence. ALBERT BIELENBERC Where there ' s sports, there ' s Bie 1 . He shows unbounded enthusiasm for things he likes and a sincere, serious mind in quiet talks. its Chandi would understand. THEODORE ERNST Equipped with an inquisitive mind, and a flare for the hyperbolic, he has canned Maryland tomatoes and edited a school newspaper. In Rome, a sparrow died, a poet cried. EDWARD FISHER Neither railroad stations nor class- rooms keep him from getting in eight hours. The other sixteen he sings (well), photographs (spasmodically), plays (the ' cello and pinochle). A zoological approach to church councils. DONALD FOARD Students inevitably associate his name with superfluous gestures, long hair, and the concert hall on Sunday afternoon. • 10